David Reddick
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It's Called Fashion—Look it Up
The story goes that the moment the first person strapped a piece of Mesolithic wood to their feet in the Altai region of what is now China, circa 6,300 → Read More
6 of the Most Essential Photos in Skiing
This is the final installment of our favorite photos from the 2020 Photo Annual. Nothing comes close to the beauty captured by Powder's contributing → Read More
6 Ski Photos to Fuel Your Fantasies
From the 2020 Photo Annual, these images are guaranteed to blow your mind. → Read More
The Other Ski Experience Distilled in 7 Photos
This is the second installment of our favorite photos from the 2020 Photo Annual. Nothing comes close to the beauty captured by Powder's contributing → Read More
6 Essential Ski Photos to Brighten Your Week
Nothing comes close to the beauty captured in these essential ski photos by Powder's contributing photographers. → Read More
Daydream of Powder with These Fantastic Images
Mattias Fredriksson is one of the most prolific adventure photographers of our time. For the past quarter century he has documented skiing around the → Read More
JanuBURIED Delivers Record-Breaking Snowfall in Jackson Hole
It was the perfect storm to kick off the 2020 season: a record-breaking 134 inches of low density snow fell over the Tetons in the first 15 days of January. → Read More
This Photo Gallery Is Guaranteed to Make You Crave Powder
This photo gallery ran in the Dec. 2019 issue of POWDER. Thank you to all the photographers and skiers who put in the time to make these photos happen. → Read More
Storm Dispatch: Revelstoke, B.C.
Sometimes all it takes is a spark—one grand storm to announce that winter has arrived. It's no secret that the beginning of winter has been slow. → Read More
In Focus: Lee Cohen
Lee Cohen has taken some of the greatest powder skiing shots of all time. Here's a small selection of his more recent work. → Read More
Behind the Scenes at the 20th Annual Powder Awards
POWDER Magazine celebrated the 20th Anniversary of the Powder Awards on Saturday, December 7 in front of a sold-out crowd at Hotel Jerome. → Read More
These Are Some Of The Best Photos In Skiing
The Shooting Gallery is the longest running department in POWDER Magazine. POWDER has published a selection of the best ski photography in the world. → Read More
Storm Dispatch: Central Colorado
There's something ceremonial about early season adventure skiing. Digging out the gear, making sure no mice have been living in your boots; putting fresh → Read More
How a Color-Blind Ski Photographer Captured His Favorite Drone Images
Oskar Enander has a special relationship with his home resort Engelberg, Switzerland. → Read More
Spring Is The New Winter
It's nearly June and cold storms continue to roll through the Intermountain West. Breckenridge, Colorado, was reporting 444 inches on Tuesday and Loveland → Read More
Skiing in Japan Really is This Good. Just Watch.
Niseko, on Japan’s northernmost island and well-known powder skiing destination of Hokkaido, delivered everything we could have dreamed of. → Read More
Storm Delivers 7 Feet of Snow to California's June Mountain
WORDS & PHOTOS: Peter Morning This monster storm had already dropped about 5-7 feet of snow when Bernard Rosow and I made the call to head to June Mountain. We heard from the team at June that they were going to open The Face after some extensive patrol work and once we pulled into the → Read More
Sleeper Storms Dumped 40" of Powder on Telluride. Photos to Prove It.
The snow has been stacking up in Telluride and the northern San Juans this season since early December, with a seemingly endless series of storm cycles. → Read More
This Is What it Looks Like to Ski 86-Inches of Utah
WORDS & PHOTOS: Lee Cohen The last week at Alta has been off the charts and it's great hearing locals praising "it's like the old days." A couple of sleeper storms and the whopper that they predicted. Eighty-six inches from 1/16-1/24. Made for some great shooting when it cracked and I was lucky enough to → Read More
Storms Are Hitting Ski Areas in Southern Colorado
WORDS & PHOTOS: Jeff Cricco What a week its been in the San Juans. Culminating with a storm that dumped more than 2 feet overnight on Monday. Here’s some shots from Silverton, Red Mountain Pass, and Molas Pass. After a rough drought season last year, we already had more snow by January 1 then we → Read More